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One Communications continues to make great strides in bringing all customers back online. A statement from Frank Amaral, One Communications’ CEO: “We would first like to thank all of customers for their patience during this post-storm recovery period...

Bermudians were warned yesterday not to take down their storm protection, with Hurricane Jerry maintaining its projected course to strike the island next week. Wayne Caines, the Minister of National Security, will update the public today and tomorrow...

From autumn seedlings to Christmas carrots and poinsettias, Hurricane Humberto’s close pass this week left farmers and nurseries counting the cost. The battering on Wednesday night destroyed greenhouses around the island — and low rainfall meant extr...

Somerset Police Station was closed until further notice after it lost part of its roof during Hurricane Humberto. Officers and staff were temporarily relocated to the Dockyard Marine & Community Policing office. Nobody was hurt in the incident when t...

Bus service along nine different routes resumed this afternoon as the island continues to bounce back from Hurricane Humberto. But Steve Cosham, the national disaster co-ordinator, warned Bermuda would feel some impact from Tropical Storm Jerry early...

The Town of St George largely avoided major damage in Hurricane Humberto and has begun to prepare for Tropical Storm Jerry. A spokeswoman for the Corporation of St George said damage to the roof of the western shed building at Tiger Bay was the most ...

A man who hoped to ride out Hurricane Humberto on a boat escaped with his life on Wednesday night after the vessel crashed into the rocks at Hinson’s Island. The man, who identified himself via social media as Darren DeSilva, was on board the MV Cort...

Bermuda was “bloodied but unbowed” yesterday in the wake of Hurricane Humberto, a Category 3 hurricane that packed 125mph at its peak. The storm’s centre swung 75 miles north of Bermuda, battering the island with winds that pried into roofs, knocked ...

Residents in the West End were busy cleaning up yesterday after Hurricane Humberto battered Bermuda. The Category 3 storm snapped utilities poles, ripped off roofs of buildings including Allen Temple AME Church, uprooted trees and downed power lines...

While most people were huddled in their homes waiting out Hurricane Humberto, Collice and Paul Morris hardly noticed the escalating winds. During one of the most inhospitable nights of the year, Mrs Morris gave birth to an 8lbs 4oz baby girl, Maya C...